Figure 4
The image presents infill pattern geometries for 3D printing on the left and two printed specimens on the right, measuring approximately ten millimetres in length.The image consists of two parts. On the left, there are two rectangular sections depicting different infill pattern geometries used in 3D printing. The top section illustrates a 'Parallel Infill Pattern Geometry' with closely spaced, parallel lines, while the middle section shows a 'Cross Infill Pattern Geometry' filled with diagonally crossed lines. There are no blank spaces between these sections. On the right, two 3D printed specimens are shown, characterized by a narrow middle and wider ends. A scale bar of ten millimetres is displayed at the bottom right corner. The printed samples exhibit a textured surface indicative of the used infill patterns.

(a) Infill pattern; (b) tensile test specimens

Source: Author’s own work

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